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These pictures are good for a ready-made anchor chart on "types of energy" that you can use to enhance your lesson with visuals of real-world examples. Use each picture later in a pocket chart or as a station/"sort". The applications for this product are numerous; let me know how YOUR STUDENTS use i...
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Introduce sorting items into categories by placing pictures in the correct column. This is a great way to introduce the skill of sorting that can be helpful later when students are asked to do word sorts, sort even and odd numbers into categories, or other sorting tasks. Here is a list of the pages you will find in this product. Page 1: Cover Pages 2-3: Things that fly and things that do not fly Pages 4-5: Animals found on land and animals found in the sea Pages 6-7: Things found in the bedroom and things found in the bathroom Pages 8-9: Things that are big and things that are little Pages 10-11: Things that are hard and things that are soft Pages 12-13: Things that are rectangles and things that are circles Pages 14-15: Things that you eat and things that you drink Pages 16-17: Things that crawl and things that hop Pages 18-20: Answer keys Page 21: Graphics credit and Terms of Use ***All pages in this product appear in the preview.*** Common Core Aligned: CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.K.5.A Sort common objects into categories (e.g., shapes, foods) to gain a sense of the concepts the categories represent.
In this card sort activity, students will receive 24 cards with different statements/images pertaining to the processes of photosynthesis and cell respiration, and will be asked to sort them into one of three categories (Photosynthesis, Cell Respiration, or Both Processes). After sorting the cards, students will fill out a corresponding answer sheet, which can become a useful graphic organizer to be used later as a study guide! It is a perfect review activity to assess student knowledge after teaching both biochemical processes, and a great way to get students working collaboratively! Required Materials: -Cardstock (optional) for printing the cards Teacher Tips: -Allotted Time: About 30-40 minutes (can vary depending on the level of your students) -Print the cards on cardstock and laminate them to create a long lasting resource! -This activity works well completed in pairs or groups of 3-4 Included in the Zip File (all PDF files): -Photosynthesis v. Respiration Activity Cards -Student Answer Sheet -Full Teacher Answer Key -Detailed Teacher Implementation Guide Check Out My Related Products! Photosynthesis Guided Notes and PowerPoint Cell Respiration Guided Notes and PowerPoint Photosynthesis Review Worksheet Cell Respiration Review Worksheet Photosynthesis/Cell Respiration Guided Notes BUNDLE
This product is ready to go! The lesson will walk your students through the VSEPR shapes of linear, bent, trigonal planar, bent, trigonal pyramidal, and tetrahedral. In the lesson, bonding domains, non-bonding domains, total domains, shape names, and shape angles are highlights. There are student notes that follow along with the lesson. Then, students can practice on their own! The card sort is great as an exit ticket, review, or reference sheet for later use.
I use this as an inquiry lesson, but it can also be used as review! There are three different ways this lesson can be used! My favorite option is to have the students cut out the cards displaying the differences between asexual and sexual reproduction, then have them glue the cards onto the availabl...
Here's a pocket chart sort for the beginning of the year. If you use the "Kissing Hand" or other Chester stories, this is the perfect compliment as you teach rules and procedures. Place the two labels in the pocket chart, pass out the cards randomly and call students up to read (with teacher ass...
Are your students disengaged from school? This card sorting activity highlights specific skills needed for school that are also needed to get a job and earn an income later in life. This activity builds insight into why school is important and is a suitable intervention for academic truency.Don't le...
This product can be used in several ways for students or adult population: 1) Have the individual sort items by category using the pre-written labels. 2) Have the individual identify words of each category (e.g., “Find the one that is a fruit,” “Which one is a kind of clothing?”) 3) Have the individual describe category item cards for you to guess and/or name item cards that you describe. After the item is guessed correctly, the item can be placed with its corresponding concrete category or abstract category. 4) Use category items for following directions that contain quantities, location concepts, or adjectives/attributes. 5) Use category items for comparing/contrasting. Encourage the use of complete sentences, specific vocabulary, and a variety of adjectives/attributes. Assembly: print pages, cut out words, laminate A later upload will be added to include visuals (more appealing for children!) Make sure to follow Sarah the SLP to be notified of freebies, new resources, and lightning deals on products for SLPs!
This hands-on learning activity helps students compare the sizes of objects in your pre-k or preschool classroom. The pictures are easily differentiated and help students sort sizes of objects. This activity develops classification and sorting skills, develops mathematical and language vocabulary, and helps to develop a range of thinking skills and build the foundations for later problem-solving. This download includes: 20 REAL pictures sorting mats for all 3 sizes (small, medium, large) 3 size label cards (small, medium, large) Related Products: St. Patrick's Day Size Sorting Living and Non-Living Things
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“The doom in ‘doom pile’ is actually an acronym. It stands for “Didn’t Organize, Only Moved” – an experience many people with ADHD can apparently relate to when they try to organize their spaces, whether physical or virtual. Instead of things getting sorted to their rightful places, they end up in a stack along with other random, unsorted things to be organized later – or never.”
This a great sorting activity that gives students practice identifying structural (physical) vs. behavioral adaptations. Reuse this activity in a review station later in the unit, or before semester, end-of-course or annual state tests. Students need repetition to aid retention of key concepts; I r...
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R-controlled vowels are one of those topics that I am always looking for new activities and new ways to practice these skills. I like to have activities I can add to center after I have introduced the skill. I just finished a new packet with a variety of activities. I also made a free sample for your class. The new packet includes picture and word cards. You can use these when you introduce the skill. Later use the cards with your reading group. You can also set the cards up in center so students can sort words and / or pictures. Is your class wiggly? Another inside recess day? Why not attach the words and / or cards to a game like the bowling pins in the picture above. Students can work in partners or small groups. One person bowls the ball and knocks down pins. The student will say a word that has the same r-controlled vowel as the one on the pins knocked down. If there is a picture, students can say a word that rhymes. The word ladder can be used with your reading group. Attach the picture or r-controlled vowel card to a stick and give your student a copy of the blackline word ladder. They can use these for a Read the Room center. Students will find things that make the same sound as the picture or sound on the stick. Great way to get your students up and moving! There is a reading passage for AR, ER, IR, OR, and UR. Students will color code the words with r-controlled vowels. There are 2 writing options for each r-control vowel. This is an open-ended assignment. There are also quick prep word work assignments. Perfect for morning work, homework, and quick center to set up. Would you like to try it before you buy it? Sample R-Controlled Vowels Don't forget to leave feedback! Are you ready for the complete file of activities? R-Controlled Vowels Sources to make my blog post graphics can be found HERE. Click HERE to read my blog's disclosure statement.
Sentence Classification Card Sort will have your students practicing sentence classification. Students will classify each of the 40 sentences and sort them into 4 categories – declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory – based on their components and tone. Great for an interactive notebook, students can fold up the sorting pockets and place the cards into the correct pocket. After the activity is over, pass out the answer cards and have students check their work. Students can then keep these answer cards in the back of their pockets for further review and practice later on. An alternative sorting mat is also included if you wish to use it instead of the pockets. Students simply lay the cards out on the mat according to the category they have chosen. You can even laminate the cards and mats and use them in a learning station year after year. You may also like World Nation Research Report National Parks Research Paper Possessives Formative Assessment – Mastery Ladders Probability Outcomes Card Sort Customer Tips: How to get TpT credit to use on future purchases: * Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login. Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TpT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I value your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable to you and for your classroom, so I can create more of what you're looking for. :) Become a Follower: * Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. * Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies, and product launches. * Receive email updates about this store.
Looking to go digital & paperless? Try the digital version HERE! If your students are anything like mine, they have a hard time remembering the difference between what the surface area and volume represent (let alone the formula!). This sort of 27 cards gives students 13 examples of volume a...
My students are loving this part of my daily routine. I pre-teach some of the words in my daily read alouds and then proceed onto the story. This helps with building background knowledge but I later use the cards to teach sight word fluency. It's a simple product but it works! My students are more c...
"May the force be with you" as you help your students sort regular and irregular verbs in past and present tense. Sort each Darth Vader verb card under the correct lightsaber! These card sorts are great for individuals, targeted groups, or literacy centers. Aligned with the common core, this word so...
This activity has 24 cards. Students sort them to determine if the triangles can be proven similar. If they can, which postulate or theorem can you use (AA~, SAS~, SSS~). Depending on your needs you can use 12, 18, or all 24 cards for your sort. The 12 and 18 cards sets are all triangles that can be proven similar. The 24 card set includes triangles that do not have enough information to prove or there is something incorrect (sides are not proportional). Can also be used as Flash Cards to help student recognize when they can use each postulate/theorem. Great beginning of class activity I have included an answer sheet for student to record their results. This makes it easier to walk around and check their work. A key is proved for all forms of the sort. The varying lengths for the sort works well for differentiated instruction. For Interactive Math Notebook (or Math Journal) I print the sort on colored sheets. Students cut out the square and decide which method can be used to prove the 2 triangles are similar. They write the answers on the back and have flash cards to study with at home. I have included a pocket for student to place their place cards in. Student glue the pocket into their math notebook and place the flash card in it for later practice. Possible Uses: - Bell work - Check for understanding - Alternative to Homework - Extra Practice - Activity for interactive notebook
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**This resource is in the Reading Rev VIP Site** Get this and hundreds of dollars of resources for just $9.99!After learning cvc words, magic e, and vowel teams, it somehow all gets jumbled up for many children. Even typical readers can get confused about short versus long vowels. This will sooner o...
Teach students about wind and water weathering and erosion with a SORT about Wind and Water Changes aligned with the Next Generation Science Stations. In this
Title: A Sort of LifeAuthor: Graham GreenePublisher: Book Club AssociatesPublication Date: 1971-2Format: Hardback with dust jacketCondition: This book is in a good condition for its age other than some minor signs of wear. Reader's note This lovely purple edition of A Sort of Life is Graham Greene’s first autobiography. He writes ‘An autobiography is only a “sort of life” - it may contain less errors of fact than a biography, but it is of necessity even more selective: it begins later and it ends prematurely. If one cannot close a book of memories on the deathbed, any conclusion must be arbitrary, and I have preferred to finish this essay with the years of failure which followed the acceptance of my first novel.” This humorous and witty novel tells of Greene’s childhood, school and university days, and his early life as a writer and, although criticized for being oddly impersonal on some subjects, he does give insight to the personal demons he faced as a teen, including an account of several suicide attempts.
To accompany my PowerPoint and sorting activities on dynamics, I needed a way to assess my students. Students used this worksheet with a partner and then I revisited this worksheet a few weeks later after I had worked with my students more on performing dynamics, I gave them this again as an assess...
